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Write a YouTube description for my video titled "[title]" about [topic]. Include a keyword-rich first 2 lines, a short summary, timestamps for these chapters: [chapters], links section placeholders, 3 relevant hashtags and a subscribe call to action. Target keyword: [keyword].

Write an Instagram caption for a carousel about [topic]. Open with a hook that gives a reason to swipe, add 3 short value lines, ask people to save it for later, and finish with a question to spark comments. Add 10 relevant hashtags at the end and keep the caption under 1,000 characters.

Give me 20 TikTok video ideas for a [niche] account targeting [audience]. Mix formats: tutorials, POV, myth-busting, day-in-the-life, green screen reactions, before/after and storytime. For each, give a 1-line hook, the format, and why it could get shared or saved.

Write 5 TikTok captions for a video about [video topic]. Keep each under 150 characters, start with curiosity or a bold statement, and end with a comment-bait question. Then suggest 5 hashtags: 2 broad, 2 niche and 1 trend-related.

Create a student-friendly fact file about [country]: location and neighbors, capital, population, languages, climate, major landmarks, economy, culture and food, a short history timeline and 5 fun facts. Format it with headings so it's easy to turn into a poster or slides.

Suggest 8 hands-on learning activities for kindergarten children on the theme of [theme, e.g. seasons]. Mix art, movement, counting, letters and sensory play. For each, list materials, steps, time needed and the skill it builds. Keep materials cheap and easy to find.

Create a weekly homeschool plan for a [age]-year-old covering [subjects]. We have [hours] per day. Include daily lessons with objectives, one project-based activity, a field trip or outdoor learning idea, reading time and a Friday review. Present it as a day-by-day table.

Write a character analysis of [character] from [book] by [author]. Cover their personality traits with evidence, motivations, relationships, how they change across the story, the themes they represent, and 3 key quotes with explanations. Suitable for a [grade] essay.

Explain [chemistry concept, e.g. moles / chemical equilibrium] to a [level] student. Use an everyday analogy, a simple text diagram, one worked example and 3 common misconceptions. Finish with 4 practice questions and answers.

Help me revise the [diagram, e.g. human heart]. Describe the diagram in words with numbered parts, then quiz me: give a number and ask me to name the part and its function. Correct me as we go and finish with a summary table of all parts and functions.

Create a [number]-question quiz from the text below for [audience]. Mix multiple choice (4 options, one correct), true/false and short answer. Make distractors plausible, avoid trick questions, and include an answer key with one-line explanations. Text: [paste text]

Teach me [concept] in under 300 words with one worked example. Then give me 3 practice problems of increasing difficulty, one at a time. After each answer, tell me if I'm right, explain any mistake, and only move on once I've got it.